As the global economy becomes more competitive, our nation’s ability to innovate and encourage growth will determine whether or not we leave more opportunity to our kids and grandkids, as past generations of Americans have done before us. Today, innovation’s promise has never been greater. Groundbreaking scientific research in treatments for cancer, cardiovascular disease, diabetes and other conditions is moving decidedly forward in scientific labs across the country.
But too often, the unintended consequences of policies hatched in Washington stifle new ideas.
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